Convert RBC Royal Bank Statement PDF to Excel or CSV
Convert your RBC Royal Bank PDF bank statement to Excel or CSV in seconds — free for up to 100 pages/month. No template setup, OCR support for scanned statements.
Download your RBC Royal Bank PDF statement (from online banking or the mobile app).
Drag and drop it into the upload box on this page, or select the file manually.
Transaction date, description, and amount columns are detected automatically — download the Excel/CSV output in seconds.
What You Get
Illustrative example with sample data — your actual result will reflect your own statement.
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Max 10 MB · Text-based or scanned PDF
Does RBC Royal Bank offer its own export?
RBC Royal Bank allows CSV/QFX export of transaction history from online banking, but the official monthly e-statement is issued as a PDF — and that's usually the file accountants, landlords, or the CRA actually ask for.
Comparison With RBC Royal Bank's Own Export
| Feature | RBC Royal Bank | Bank Statement Parser |
|---|---|---|
| Output format | CSV/OFX, limited date range | JSON/CSV/Excel from the full PDF you upload |
| Scanned/image PDF support | Not available | Supported via OCR |
| Other banks | Only works inside RBC Royal Bank's own portal | 100+ banks, automatic format learning |
| Automation | Manual download only | REST API + webhook |
Things to Watch For With RBC Royal Bank Statements
- Statements sometimes print amounts as plain numbers without a CAD currency symbol, making automatic amount-column detection harder.
- Bilingual French/English statement templates can print column headers in both languages back to back.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I convert a RBC Royal Bank statement to Excel?
Drag and drop your PDF statement into the upload box on this page — the parser automatically detects transaction date, description, and amount columns and outputs Excel/CSV. No template setup required.
Does this work with scanned RBC Royal Bank statements?
Yes — OCR support handles scanned or photographed older statements too, though accuracy can be slightly lower than with clean digital PDFs.